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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14
O KS. Nc GLYN pisza
DYEGEZYA

Detroicka ma bye zamieniona ma
archidyecezya i zarzad jej oddany
obecnemu biskupowi dyecezyi Vim
cennes, Ind, KS. Ferdynandowi
Chatard, kt6ry w dniu IA czerwca
b. i. obchodzif 25 letni jubileusz
kap}ahstwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14

spotykajace sic w takiem oddale-
niu, i W nocy beda mogfy sobie
podawat wszelkie po:rzebne komu-
nikacye.
O KS. Nc GLYN pisza Z
New Yorku. = THE Catholic Me-
raid, ktory utrzymywaf Dr.. Nc
Glynn cd czasu jego suspendowa-
MIA, ME pojawi} sic w niedzele, jak
to sic dzia}o zwykle. Podobno pra-
wowierni katoliey ME chca tego
plsma kupowac. rs. Arcybiskup
Corrigan napomna4 redaktora, lecz
gdy to napomnienle ME skutkowa-
10, uja} mu og1oszenia szkof kato-
lickich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14
kszta1ty naszewo ciala bv}yby

kszta}ty naszego cia}a by}yby
cudowne, si}a, zwinnosc i chizoSt
bajeczne, szczeg6lnie niewiasty, ME
bedac krepowane tiurniurami, gor.
setami it'd.
SWAT dziSicjszy-skutek grze.
chu Adamowego Il odzieza, wvtwo.
My} SHY n%iszczace: meli1eit, roburit
kwintesencya madrosci i piracy
XIX s%tulccia.
Bee odziezy da}by rezultaty
szlachetniejsze: pieknost, wdziek
lekkost zadziwiajaca, sztuke gimna.
styki. Jak wiewi6rki skakalibv lu-
die Z drzcwa ma drzewo, a mi}ost
miesci}aby sic ma wierzcho}kach
niebotycznych debow.
Prosze mi odpowledziet, co
stawiacie wyzej:. zadziwiajace Srod-
XII z~niszczenia zycia, czy zachowa-
MIA 90?
ROZDZL4t II.
Actor zdumiony wtasnym 1ozu,
mem rozczula sic mad sobq pre-
zentu1e czytelnlA'om.
Originalnie musialem wygla-
dat, noszac stare zimowe patio, ku-
phone ma tandecie, i podczas lip
cowych upa}dw Spoceruj po uli-
each Williamsburgha. Dostrzega-
lem zdziwione We rzenia pieknych
dziewczat, w kt6rych ME malowa-
10 sic mic p%ochlebncgo Ola mojei o.
Soby.
Odpowiada1cm na to wzro-
klein, pe1nym zabijajacej pogar-
dy.
Gdybym wan dowiodi, mysla-
lem, re noszac Suknie o sazniStvch
busslach, kiwajacych sic, .jak sro-
kom ogony, jesliscie upad4e moral
nie-wynikiem grzechu i Gfupoty
W OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mic
g}upcem, a vice wole milczet.
Wole zamknec sic W Sobie cd
miennym strojem, protestujac przc-
civ ludzkosci, d%azacej do zguby,
jak ongi Prudhome, najwiekszy
waryat i gfupiec, DO pragnaf ME
ba ma Ziemi....
Nadrabia}em sroga powazua
mine, a zofadek chcac Use w pare
Z odzieza, rowniez PROFESSIONAL cd
czasu, kiedy dobre sniadanie stafo
sic dian mglista hypoteza, kolacya
ciezkim problematem, a dobry o.
bad zagadka, rozwiazaniem
biedak przesta} sic trudzic.
Odzieza poniszczona protesto-
wa}em przeciw noszacym nova i
zo}adklem o.
ponowa}em potrawom i potrawkom,
tax mile }achcacym podniebienie
obok kazdej restauracyi i przeciw
k%olosalnym brzuchom niegodziwych
zarfokow.
Dobre by}y to easy AZ wspo-
mniet mi}o-.jakie gcnialne pony
przychodzi}y do gfowy.
Postawcie ME ma czclc rzalu,
m%ysla}em, Mkt g}odu cierpict ME
bedzle. i'sunaFbym wojSko, zmnirj-
szy}bym liczbe urzadnik6w i do
shody-za zebrane pieniqdzr zato-
olbrzymia narodowa gal-
<uchnia, gdzie "a op}ata ma}ego
'oczncgo podatku %ostaiby kazdeu
oorzadny obiad. y wreSzcie 20 c6z
nam wojsko, rzady, urzednik1w; jak
udzie zrozumieja istotne swc po-
,rZebv-naucza sic szanowaG w dru-
rim blizniego i cz}owieka, wow
;zas mlliony idace ma owych niby
obrohc6w, przyniosa niezliczone ko-
'zysci a nawet wprost ~szczescie
oiednej uposledzonej ludzkosci.
Gag daisy nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14

jake W Governors Day." w
towarzystwie generafa bryga-
dy Ruger p Dakoty przeglad
wojsk pod Mankato. Dzisiaj,
W dnin l3 lipca, odbywaja sic
manewry.
Skutkiem strzelania W dniu
4 l'pca spalifo sic miasto Cla-
rendon, W Pennsylvania STA
wne z fabrykacyi olejo5w. 100
osob zostalo be- dachu, a szko-
de wyrzqdzonq przez poaar
szacujq ma 500, 600 dol.
VETERAN 2 armii pol
nocnej, v uroczystosc narodo.
wa, W dniu 4 lipca, ma pobo-
jvwisku pod Gettysburgiem
podali sobic d}onie W dowod
pojednania. dawniejsi ,,bun-
townicy" zapewnia]i, lie mic
ME cenia wy2ej, jak wspolna
Ojczyznq.
DETROIT. w kazdem
wlelkiem mleScie Stanow Zjedno-
czonych jest procent Niemc6w w
Pollcyl bardzo znaczny, czasem
Prawie so procent, czyli pofowa.
Tylko Detroit czyni wyjatek Z tel
regu}y, DO ma 300 policyant6w, kt6-
rych mlasto nasze obecnie liczy,
jest tylko IA Niemcdw. Polakow
tez many kilEu W policyi.
w TEXAS szykuja sic Kom-
panic kolejo do energicznej o.
brony przeciw bandom rozb6jni-
czy1n, czatuj acym ma zrabowanie
kolejowych poclagow. Kompanie
s%taraia sic o pozyskanie pozwole-
mia, ably wolno i'm byfo uzbroiG
swych oficyalistow ako,,ranzer6w,"
tax IL pociagi zawsze znajdowat
sic beda pod obrona dobrze uzbro-
jonych i zorganizowanych ludzi.
Wielki juz czas, by sic pozbyt
nlebezpiecznej plagi.
w UTAH odbywa sic sejm
Mormonow. Chce on uto4yc kon-
stitucya, kt6raby kongres o tenn
przekona}a, re Utah m6glby bye
~przyjetym do Uuii jake stan sa-
modzielny. Jeden 4 artykufow kon-
stitucyi zakazuje wprawdzie wielo-
zehstwa, lecz stawia je tylko jake
zwyk@e przestepstwo, prey kt6rem
przedawnienie n%astepuje W 3 !atach.
Ma TAXI lep pewnie kongres ME da
sic zfapat.
w DALTON, ia, okropnie
lud sia bury Z powodu, re ufaska.
wiony zosta} morderca. Krew je-
szcze ME pop}yne}a, lecz guherna-
tor powieszony zosta} w ,%,obrazie."
KATAsTROFA W kopaEni
Stergeon Mine, Mich, W dniu
czerwca. = Is robotnik6w praco-
wa}o w jednym szybie PREY stree
laniu scian. q tych Z pc wybu-
chu wznios}o sic elewatorem, pod
czas gdy reszta Isl, wszystko III
die, ME ma jacy w g6rnictwie do
swladczenia, pozostali, majac takze
rozkaz, ably natychmiast p6jsc "a
pierwszymi. Wszakze Ia d}ugo sic
zatrzymali, q gdy nagle Z odsfo-
%nionej zy}y wodnej buchnq} stru-
mieh, kt6ry zaIa} cafy szyb ma is
: Is stop g}eboko, utune4o 5 2 o.
wych 9miu, podczas gdy reszte
pdzniej znaleziono uduszona W
wdziurze, do ktdrej sic schronili.
Pc "a godzinach praci powiod}o
sic znowu mine osuszyc. ,.Ojezy-
wiscie,'' re koroner przedsiebior-
COW robot g%orniczych uznaf "a VOL
nych cd wszelkiej why.
Ma BAGNISKACH, pofozo-
nych ma p6fnoc miast Berlina,
Green Lake Co., Wis, niszczy 70
bak jagody, tax IL obawiaja sic
zmarnowania catego tegorocznego
plonu.
w MILWAUKEE odbedzie
sic tegoroczna stanowa wystawa
rolnicza od II do 16 wrzeHnia.
TOMAsZ BALDWIN wyko-
nah w dniu 4 lipca W miescie
Quincy, ILL.,, juz poprzednio zapo-
wiedziany skok szczesliwie ia po-
moca parasola, z wysokoSci jednei
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14
w GEORGJ szyhko rozpow-

" ~ szyeSo F0zPo~-
szenia sic tax zwane Stowarzysze-
ME Antitreatowania. Czfonkowie
zobowiazali sic, by raz wytepic
marnujacy robotnikdw zwyczaj tr e
atowania, nigdy nikego W salonie
ME treatowaG ami tez uczeszczac do
%salorow, gdzie TAXI zwyczaj sic
praktykuje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14
Cena ~inserat0W:

SesSs Cena inserat0W:
sd wiersza drobnego druku Ma raz
Jsden % c.
I'D Gala $1.0t
Nastepnie pofowe.
Rocznie cd Gala $1,000
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14

POSZUKIWANIA krewnych lub
s~szaajomych ME Wynn szace Gala druku
nj raz jeden so c., nastepnie polowe.
Ola abonent6w naprz6d platnych darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14
w MILWAUKEE odbedzie
sic tegoroczna stanowa wystawa
rolnicza od II do 16 wrZesnia.
TOMASZ

nah W dniu a lipca miescie
Quincy, ILL.,, juz %poprzednio zapo-
wiedziany skok szczesliwie ia po-
moca parasola, z wysokosci jednej
mill. w 3 minutach i 90 sekun-
dach przyby} presto do ziemi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14

jake W Governors Day." W
towarzystwie generafa bryga-
dy Kruger 2 Dakoty przeglad
wojsk pod Mankato. Dzisiaj,
w dnlu Ii lipca, odbywajq sic
manewry.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14

MA BAGNISKACH, p%o}ozo-
nych ma pdfnoc miast Berlina,
Green Lake Co., Wis, niszczy TO
bak jagody, tax " obawiaja sic
zmarnowania catego tegorocznego
plonu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-14

DETROTT. = W kazdem
wlelklem mlescie Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych jest procent Niemc6w w
pollcyi bardzo znaczny, czasem
Prawle so procent, czyli po}owa.
Tylko Detroit czyni wy,jatek Z tel
regu}.y, DO ma 300 policyant6w, kt6-
rych miasto nasze obecnie liczv,
jest tylko IA Niemc6w. Polakow
tez many kilEu w policyi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-31
CONDENSED Locals.

The LADIES' Aid TO the Garfield Hospital cleared
over 81 900 by the recent entertainment at
me members Of the High school class OF SO,
have selected officers for the coming year fol-
lows President, Ii. W. Reed; nrst vice president,
Miss Sailie Burroughs; second vice president, Miss
treasurer, H. C. Fishe
AT a meeting OF the National Republican League
last night Representative Cutcheon, OF Michigan.
The soldiers Home Temperance Union gave an
entertainment last evening at the Home which
was appreciated by the old soldiers and the nu-
Union Lodge No. -. x. Of P, has elected the fol-
lowing Officers: G. G., Geo. W. Lee; v. c., VIM.
falk; preiate, J. c. Yost; h. Of K and s, E G.
wand Parker; N. OF A., Vim. H. Lestrange
The Republican National League, Gen. f f..
headquarters, 14o1 Massachusetts, avenue (Thoma a
circle. on Monday, from 10 am. TO IL PIN.
In the register OF Wills Office yesterday in
Sentones OF the following estates were nled
Sharies W: Seaton tadditionan, l. l. Bailey, and
Elizabeth L Follen.
Isanhoe Castle No. 4, Knights Of the Golden
Eagle has elected the following officers: n. c.,
j. u. Greer; '. e., J. b Colt; 5. H., j. c. Wright ;
v NJ W: l. stables; IL p, ii. +. Bart; NJ. OF r.,
ID a McDonald. representative, c. Is. Raume.
WINE Rev MI. Parson, OF Capitol Hill, was out
THURSDAY looking after the poor In his district
market basket.
goodwill council, No. o. Sons Of Jonadab. last
OSBORNE, v. G., VIM. Gettinger: W. P Bernadine
y. Dove; K -, Geo. ID. Biggs; f. S, Francis ID.
Clement; Treas, j. ID. MOTHS
The Home cooperative Building Association
ma, elected Chas E. Fraser as Its attorney and j.
IL kaiston and jas. +. Hood as its trustees.
The suburban Building Association Henry "
Copp. treasurer, has r. Office at 7O6 sth street
q. W. saunders. OF Liverpool England has writ
no the register OF wills here inqurfng as to the
estate OF R0slna Metchan, who came 10 this coun-
Try In lss3, and settled near New Orleans
Bed springs repaired. See special notices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-31

NATIONAL THEATER.-Mr. j. c. Duff's excellent
light opera company, which made so favorable an
impression here last season In "a Trip TO Africa"
and other works, Will be heard at the National
Alfred Collier, winch has been a remarkable sue
cess in London, where II Is now well along toward
the close OF the second year OF its rum Mr.. Duffs
company contains several singers OF weil-knOwn
ability and popularity chief among them being
Miss Lillian Russell, who possesses a really fine
Agnes Stone, Miss Rose Leighton, Eugene Oudln,
John Brand, and Harry Pauiton. MIR. Duff brings
with him his own scenery, and DOROTHY" 1t Is
promised, will be put upon the stage Ia complete
manner.
AIBAUGHs OPERA HousE.-"Allan Dare" the
story, which will be presented at Albaugh's next
week. will be enacted by a carefully selected CON-
pany, with that sterling actor, Mr.. Mckee Rankin,
at It's head. Mr.. Rankin Will be supported by Miss
Ma6e Best. Miss Kate Maloney, George Devere,
Fred. Il. Maeder and Others. The play will be
produced with all the original scenery used at the
Fifth Avenue Theater, New York, and will doubt
less attract general attention here.
WONDERLAND Will have many new features for
the New Year, and every lady and child paying
apretty plaque painted on the spot by Mons
THE MANASSAS PANORAMA remains on daily ex-
hibitiOn at 18th street and OHIO avenue.
HARRIS BrJOU THEATER.-The favOrite young
actor, Mr.. Joseph j. Bowling, supported by Miss
this theater for one week, commencing next Mon
day afternoon in the sensational comedy drama,
"Never say die" The play Is said to abound In
strong dramatic situations and comedy.
kERNAN'S THEATER.-Hallen e. Harris we'll
known and popular troupe OF Vaudeville perform
urate the New Year with a season OF genuine
merriment.
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sales Of Real Estate.

A. B. Hines has bought OF ]. II. Hunter for
a, 72520 lots 4, and g. SO. 1OS6, one fronting IS
feet on B street south and the others 1888 feet z
inches on 10th street between A and streets
southeast.
Annie c. Glover has bought for $1O.5OO of Eliza
beth F. Sargent ct al, lot 9, So 1866 30 by los feet
on Pennsylvania avenue between 18th and 18th
streets.
Chas Mades has bought for $1,000 OF N. H. Mil
Ter ct al, trustees, sub. D. so. 634 y by IS feet
on New Jersey avenue between b and streets
northwest.
j. T. Callaghan has bought Of W. P. Dunwoody
for g. 800 sub. lot 50, So. 375, 20 by 30 feet on
Grant Place between 9th and 10th streets north
west
r. o. Hoffman has sold, for Mrs Chas. W. Sar-
gent and MIR. VIM. c. Denny, Of Boston, Mass, TO
Mrs Annie C. Glover, sub lot g. In square 1885, Situ-
ated on the north SIDE OF Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets northwest for 500,
and for MIR. Wm. G. Dunwoody TO Jno. T. Gala
ghan sub lot 50 In square 80, improved by three
story brick house. situated on the north side Of
Grant Place, between 9tn and 10th and G and II
streets northwest, for 81, 500
Henry N. Baker has bought OF X. 4. CrOnin, for
$12 DIG, sub. lots A, B, and c, square 23S 6lx by
12O ieet on the east side OF 14th, between and 7
streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-31
Union Prayer Meetings.
THE OBSERVANCE OF THE WEEK OF PRAYER IN THIS

hhn OpSHhfASCE UT TAE WEEK UT PkANkk IN THIS
CITY NEXT WEEK.
The week OF prayer Will be observed in this city
next week by series OF Union meetings OF the
women connected with the various churches. The
first meeting of the series VIII be held tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock In the congregational
church Mrs. j. 7. Kelly will lead, and the topic
will be, "LOOktng for That Blessed Hope" On
Monday morning sunrise meeting Will be held
at the congregational church at O'Clock, to
which men, women and children are invited. The
topic will be, "Pra1se and Thanksgiving" and the
meeting will be conducted by Rev. DIR. $. NJ New
man. The program for the other meetings Of the
week is as follows:
Tuesday, January 8, and the following days, at
IL O'Clock, at Foundry church, corner G and 14th
streets Topic, confession" Led by Mrs. Dr.
Addison, OF Trinity Episcopal church.
Wednesday-Topic, ''rhe Family" Led by Mrs
Dr. s. M. Newman, OF the Congregational church.
Thursday-Topic, "The Church" Led by Mrs. j.
K, Stickney, Of Calvary Baptist church.
Frfday-Topfc, emissions" Led by Mrs. DR.. j. F.
Saturday-TOpic, "The Nations" Led by Mrs
DR.. Butler, OF the Luthern Memorial church.
On each day during the coming week at Foundry
church series of UutOn meetings Will be held,
beginning at IL O'Clock and continuing one hour.
The following pastors will preside: Monday-Rev.
DR.. George Elliott; subject, THANKSGIVING"
Tuesday-Rev. Dr. j. G. Butler; subject, "Confes-
sfon." WedneSday-Rev. DR.. Bates; subject,
"Prayer for Families and schools" Thursday
Rev. +. d. Power; subject, "Prayer for the Church
or God" Friday-Rev. DIR. Faunce; subject
"Prayer for Missions" Saturday-Rev. Dr.. Bart
lett subject, ''Prayer for Nations"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-31
Col. McCaun i'm Danger.
TOO MUCH BROMIDE GIVEN HMM A STUPOR 70
TWODAYS

TWO DAYS
Col McCaull, the operate manager. who was in
tured in Chicago by falling on a slippery pave
ment Tuesday evening, has been unconscious
since early Thursday morning, and last night was
very low. After the fall the colonel being nervous
and unable to sleep, DIR. Hammond prescribed a
small amount OF bromide OF potassium four times
friends, not needing directions, gave the bromide
TO The colonel whenever he seemed restless Fri
day afternoon they became alarmed at his long
sleep, and Dr. Hammond being sent for, called in
consulting physicians. Careful examination and
inquiry brought to light the facts regarding the
unfortunate overdosing OF Col McCaull, which
he not been AFFLICTED with incipient Brights dis
ease Still more serious It was found that either
the fall or the bromide had produced cerebral
colonel was, nevertheless, rally1ng and passing
out OF the stupor and there was hope that he
might recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-31
Trial Of James HI. Myers.

CHARGED WITH ASSAULTiNG AN OLD WOMAN.
In the Criminal Court yesterday, James II.
Myers, a cOlored man about twenty Eight or
thirty years OF age, was placed on trial
for having on last Decoration Day (May 800
Holland, coiOred woman, who says she is one
hundred years OF age. Mr.. J. w. Walker appeared
for the accused, ana claimed that Myers was living
with q granddaughter OF the accused; that
he became very drunk and went to the house
about O'Clock; that he inquired for the girl who
was not at home, and the old woman said he
couldn't go to the room but attempted TO put him
out, and they grappled and she fell. This was all
there was In the case. The old woman was then
called.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-31
CITY AND DISTRICT.

AmuseRemts TO-night.
AIBArGBs-Fanny Davenport In Fedora"
NAfIosAL.-sNancy & Co"
MANASSAS PASoRAxA--Day and evening"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Variety.
HAKRIs'.-Jennie CaleI
kIRsAN'S-Varfety
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-31
cra.a Amy M.seer..

The election OF onicers OF the Department OF the
Potomac, G. A. r. win be held January 10 There
IL great interest manifested In the choice OF sue
cessor to Commander Burke. The leading candf-
dates are Col Chas p. Lincoln, OF Post 2; VIM s.
Oden, OF Post 8; Major Emmett Ureil OF Post i,
and Col ]. +. vinal, OF Post No. g. II Is expected
that the commanoer-in-chief, Mr.. Rea, Will be In
the city at this time and will attend the meeting.
when other matters OF importance besides the
election OF officers will be discussed.
Lincoln Post, No. 9, gave very enjoyable camp
f1re last evening at their hail. 18th ana streets
Post Commander j. n. Piper presided over the
festivities M. T. Anderson rected Capt. Craw-
fords poem eulogtztng the Grand Army. Addresses
were made by Past Post Commander II. II. smith
and Commander Burke, and then refreshments
were declared to be in order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-31
FOR SALE-HOUSES

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Houses es on ~ st sw with all modern improve,
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in two So years. snd lot of
d3l-3t. A. and l. sts. s.w.
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EOR sALE-wILL POSITIVELY BE SOLD AT A
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mission to inspect premises apply to THOS, E VAC
CANAAN, 917 + ST. NV. d3l-Jt
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WAfeH-Si6hr MEETINGS To-NIGHT-THE MIDNIGHT
CHIMES.
Tonight watch meetings viii be held i'm the
Methodist churches aud the New Year usbered In
with appropriate solemnity. The Jonadab councils
also VIII hold meetings, and according 10 their Gus
tom, renew their obligations the solemn midnight
hour Tonight, commencing at ii 80 O'clock Prof
Middows will ring out the Old and ring In the New
lteI on the Metropolitan VI. T. chimes. The hour
Oi ZNll De tolied ON the large bell. the following
Ifosraiu VIII De played: Changes ON Eight Bells;n
tnnival OF Venice, with variations; 1.-THE Harp
tAaI once Ihr0 Iara's HallS;" -Oit In the SfiIIy
NlSht;. MY Lodging Is on the cold Ground y
HAPPY De thy Dreams:" "Meet me by Moonlight
Acne; put me In my Little Bed:" "You'll Re
nie MDer Ne, 81 Dreamed i Dwelr In Marble
EAAs The Blue Bells OF ScOtland;" "The Boo
eacio serenade; Beautiful Dredms;" .Eiome
Asain. -Old Folks at Home;" "Climbing up the
ssoLGsn stairs; Robin Adair;" "Sweet Violets;"
"HoEle, Sweet Home"
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ANOTHER TASK FOR EXPLORER SrANLRY.-The
Movement Ge00rdphique, Of Brussels, says ad-
vices from Zanzibar 10 the effect that the Brit
1sh East African Association has concluded a
treaty. under which the sultan or Zanzibar cedes
TO the Association for nifty years sovereignty over
the territory between Port Wanga, at the mouth
OF the OumDa River, and Vitu, distance OF over
35 kii0meters. This will facii ate the opening of
routes TO Victoria NyanZa, and shows that England
is DESTROYS OF founding colony which Will extend
her influence TO the source OF the Nile IL Is prob
able that when Stanley returns he will be asked
TO undertake this work OF extending civilization.
Steamers arriving at British ports report very
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CITY ITEMS


JANUARY Q lss7.
MFssKS WI. b RIkEx SON:
will md recognition" II has certainly proved so
with your Expectorant and other remedies. have
never had any conhd nee In ready made medicines,
but after suffering for six long weeks from a ter
such q distressing cough that could get no sleep
wonderful ExnecSSrant. Tn tSres days was per.
,eSsy cureo takns iess than one-hat OF me oottle
nsse na1 no Ieturn OF tne trouoie, ana ~ Is DOW
tr,e vo,,e ss.,sn Msny VI my ienus naae aso
esn yo9' spienuIu meulcine on !ouI Iecommehu.-
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Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: r. r
Arrow to J. T. Weaver. pit. "a, Old Georgetown;
$1,000 b. +. Leighton ct al. to w. o. DenisOn, lots
z to 49, blk. 81; 81, $3.50 W. p. DunwOOdy to J.
son to Jane K. johnson, pit. 2S, 50. 53S: $780, Z.
A. McIntire to c. A. Lemon. sub. lot "A, 81. 1888;
s3,5625O. Jos. II. Hunter to A. B. Hines lots 4,
L. johnson, lot "a, So. 104S; SS37.90. L. L. john
son TO w. s. Hoge ct al, same property:S-. W.
A. stewart to j. f. Mason, pts. 10 and H. SO. 307;
$1,000 Elizabeth F. Sargent to Annie G. Glover,
lot q, So 1866; $1O,5OO n. II. Miller ct al, trus-
tees, to Chas. Mades sub %, So. 634; 81 OOO L. G.
$500. E. Southland Parker to C. c. DuncansOn pit. Is
So 3S7; $261505. G: W. r. Swartzell TO same, pit.
same; &, 615.05 A. A. Birney to Redmond Burke,
Baker, lots A, B and c, so. 23S; $l2 ,Ol6. Thos H.
Callan to James L Barbour, pr. g 50. $50; x3275.
r.. Jacob L. Young, ct. al, to A. Behrend, parts
lis and 122, Waggaman sub pit. Long Meadows;
$3.50.
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TO-DAY THE LAST DAY.-To-day Is positively the
last day OF the great Fire Insurance Sale and we
ADVISE our readers 10 call to-day as SUCH chance
70 get bargains In clothing hats, &C., Will never
occur again. at their salesrooms $50 Pennsylvania
ave n W Saiesrooms Will remain open to-day
until 10 O'Clock at night. Positively to-day the
last DAY.